Descoperire pe Tisa la 100 de kilometri de România. Relicvă de 20.000 de ani. Despre ce este vorba? • Newsweek România

A significant archaeological find was made on the Tisza River, revealing a 20,000-year-old cave bear skull. Initially mistaken for an anchor, the remains were discovered during a routine inspection. The skull was taken to the János Damjanich Museum for further analysis to determine its exact age. This discovery adds to the region's historical significance, following other recent finds from World War II.